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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1906
Page
4
A collage of subscription rates and notices for the Portland Oregon area appears with references to delivery by mail and various timeframes. The text includes addresses in Portland and Chicago and a postal notice about Pendleton Postoffice. It also contains a poetic excerpt about western landscapes and growth, describing arid plains, timber commerce, and new industries emerging in rugged regions.
A fragmented editorial voice cites Mark Twain to argue that private Christian morality should guide civic duty. It claims voters must reject corrupt leaders, cast ballots for righteousness, and purify public service, warning against moral compromise in elections.
The East Oregonian warns that taxes on hardware stoves vehicles and machinery vendors protect home merchants and shield consumers from cheap secondhand goods. It argues county court action will aid local shops by ensuring they pay taxes and support county government and public improvements while curbside traders evade duties.
A passerby describes how in eastern Oregon and Umatilla County the range grasses stay green under February snow. As spring arrives, fed by that growth, cattle herds gain nourishment. The scene embodies western plains abundance against a harsh desert backdrop.
In a Denmark royal scene King Christian’s death sparks debate on funeral rites and hopeful, bright symbolism. Critics urge a lighter, celebratory display rather than solemn black, favoring wreaths and colors that honor a venerable ruler’s life. Portland politics draw similar calls for respectful governance over hostile attacks.
The Woodmen of the World plan a new fraternity hall costing 220,000 to be erected at Fakims in the coming spring and summer. The project aims to provide a meeting place for members and community events in the area.
A window full and a store full of everything worth having to aid indoor and outdoor athletics greets shoppers at Frazer's. Dumbbells Indian clubs golf baseball football and other exercising paraphernalia are featured. If time is scarce customers may write telephone telegraph or send a messenger.
An 19th century style etiquette note advises diners on proper table manners with humorous cautions. It covers wiping hands, avoiding coat stains, not poking at food with a pen, handling forks and wine, keeping voices low, and avoiding rude topics. It emphasizes politeness, restraint, and refined conduct at meals among ladies and gentlemen.
A clipped wire-service note discusses famed runners like Nozoe and Deerfoot, claiming astonishing speeds and desert treks. It cites Professor McGee's archives and compares feats to historic records, noting a mythic canine speedster and a desert expedition shaping the athletic year.
Kinmath voters met Saturday to decide a bond issue valued at 1000 pounds for completing the Pablo school. The result favored the bond against by 100 to 17. Local report by Kinmath Wally Ex prey.
Early signs show fruit trees budding and blossoms on violets and wildflowers around Aurora and nearby Marian. Local observers note buds forming as spring advances, with mild temperatures encouraging gardens and rural plots to wake from winter.
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